In the aftermath of Pulwama attack, students and traders in Kashmir were forced to flee the state. During such critical times, Khalsa Aid came to the rescue of these people by offering food and sheltering them. Their act of magnanimity was applauded nation-wide.
Sardar means a leader and they lead by example. Hats off to them for being everywhere to help the humanity. @Khalsa_Aid #kashmirisindistress #kashmir pic.twitter.com/H6kUfIVlzk
— Suhail Naqshbandi (@hailsuhail) February 20, 2019
Transport arrangements are also being made for the students who want to go home.Parents need not to worry as the are so many panjabis to make sure every Kashmiri is safe here.@RaviSinghKA @ndtvindia @BBCHindi @THNewDelhi @CNN #khalsaaid #onelove #kashmiri @Khalsa_Aid #Humanity pic.twitter.com/CUGCg7Gntl
— Amarpreet Singh (@amarpreet1313) February 18, 2019
Now, to show gratitude Kashmiris are offering heavy discounts and even free services to Sikhs in Kashmir, according to News18.
According to The Tribune, people of the Kashmir Valley are posting on social media to show respect – from free car services, to free coaching by Eternal Coaching Centre. A dental surgeon, Adil Wani has announced one-month long free services to Sikhs. IPTS Heights School is offering free of cost education to Sikhs.
After Sikhs came forward and rescued Kashmiris across India. As a mark of respect, Kashmiris offering their services to Sikhs in the valley. #Kashmir pic.twitter.com/OUOaVsrYjA
— kabir کبیر (@kabwrites) February 20, 2019
And many more businesses have come forward to show their gratitude.
Sikhs getting free snow bike rides
— Tasaduq Yaseen (@tasaduq_yaseen) February 20, 2019
In Gulmarg..#Beautiful gesture … @Khalsa_Aid @NasirKhuehami @capt_amarinder @islahmufti @sherryontopp @SalmanNizami_ pic.twitter.com/kiPDtBOChg
Netizens including the former Chief Minister of J&K, Mehbooba Mufti, have taken to Twitter to appreciate this chain of brotherhood at its best.
Tweeting these days comes at a cost. One is exposed to caustic levels of hatred & bigotry. I was therefore pleasantly surprised to recieve screenshots of Kashmiris expressing gratitude to our Sikh community for helping frantic students. Sadly media will turn a blind eye. pic.twitter.com/KDT84cYSzp
— Mehbooba Mufti (@MehboobaMufti) February 21, 2019
some Love & Respect from kashmir towards sikh community #Singhisking pic.twitter.com/afPYhD1Dta
— Umar Wani (@umarwani60) February 21, 2019
More calls of gratitude towards Sikh community. pic.twitter.com/tc3j5cwhZC
— kabir کبیر (@kabwrites) February 20, 2019
LOVE begets LOVE…the most powerful thing in universe is LOVE COMPASSION HUMANITY..I am just overwhelmed n tears of happiness n hope just flooded my heart
— Melinda (@MeIindaMay30) February 21, 2019
